News From Around The County
BANNING, Calif., — The Banning Art Gallery is hosting a very special exhibition Aug 4 through September 23 featuring Edwin C. Tuazon and Paul “Bear” Bradford. Both artists share a common love for the arts and also for Banning California. A gallery reception, meet and greet will take place Saturday August 7, from 5 to 7pm. The public is invited […]
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Guest Writer Spotlight: The Prize of Patience – By Richard Lewis I used to sometimes call my wife Sue, from work, just to see how things are going at home. Usually, she seemed to enjoy getting these calls but one day she seemed very angry, which was completely out of character for her. In a very sharp tone of voice […]
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TEMECULA, Calif., — City of Temecula residents will soon notice that the white flags that served as a temporary COVID-19 Remembrance at the Temecula Duck Pond throughout 2021 have begun to disappear, in preparation for an upcoming COVID Remembrance Flag Ceremony. In their place, the City plans on placing a more permanent place of honor and remembrance with a memorial […]
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TEMECULA, Calif., — On Saturday, July 24th, 2021 at 5:30 p.m. the Temecula Valley Chamber of Commerce held its 55th Annual Awards Gala. This black-tie event honored exceptional businesses, service/charitable organizations and individuals who have been nominated for their dedication, innovation and leadership in our community. The evening included dinner, an extravagant silent auction, entertainment was provided by Killer Dueling […]
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Guest Writer Spotlight: Power Crisis – By Richard Lewis A few years back we had a power outage in our neighborhood in Riverside. It started out while we were trying to eat dinner with some friends from church. My wife had just served a nice dessert dish when the power went out. We made the best of it and ate […]
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For the second year in a row, Jehovah’s Witnesses have moved their signature annual convention to a streaming platform, with this years’ theme being “Powerful by Faith!” The convention began in July and is continuing through August, and is being presented in more than 500 languages in 240 countries worldwide. One of the highlights of all Jehovah’s Witnesses’ conventions are […]
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Guest Writer Spotlight: Inigo Montoya – By Richard Lewis “I’ve been in the revenge business so long, now that it’s over, I don’t know what to do with the rest of my life.” Inigo Montoya In the movie “The Princess Bride” one of the main characters was Inigo Montoya. Montoya had spent his whole life seeking revenge against the murderer […]
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TEMECULA, Calif., ─ The Temecula Valley Museum recently announced they will once again be offering in-person cultural activities and programs, with a variety of exciting Arts, Culture & Entertainment programs and a fun line-up of activities for the whole family to enjoy planned for this summer. LEADING THE RCNS HEADLINES: Death investigation continuing after Menifee minor found dead inside home […]
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TEMECULA, Calif., ─ The City of Temecula, Community Services Department, Temecula Valley Unified School District, and the Temecula Valley Museum announce a new Student Art Mural in Sam Hicks Monument Park, at 28300 Mercedes Street. Created by retired Temecula Valley Unified School District History and Art Teacher Bonnie Martland, and two of her grandchildren, Anneke and Jack Martland, ages six […]
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Dressed in a delicate lace and tulle gown, Daniela’s smile beamed as she joined Kelly in front of the Zoom camera to say their vows in the dappled sunlight beneath the trees at his family’s East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, home. Artificial roses adorned the arbor backdrop and platform that Kelly built himself for the ceremony, and his mom cooked BBQ ribs […]
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